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1~ . . . _ . ~ ... • ill- r 4 k ' • . . " 7:-..... ';'7l/%1.::4:16.°4-0A,.-.1-44'74•;#1,..,4,..... lis.\ \ l / 4 ...t ..., ~ ,F,,,7 ', • ..:, ; e .: ‘ • i!li/A! ;., . . . . . N . . c,...,..,..0._ 0 1 , . . .. rz .p.T.,744v.1... . :.....;„ ._....., ,a* ...4. r e ,A ; ,v• .._ • .-• ' .. . . 4 ihili, 'k THE S UMBER 4828.] CF,RTAIN ASSEMBLY.. WANTED, 01) due Conditions, ,a SEAT in a 't CERTAIN ASSEMBLY, either fur a short time, rot some years. cow Bond t o L. X. at Nornlville and FelPs, , l3ooksellers, Bond st Net, where References will b e gi ven t o P a r t i es v ft6 firstrespeetability. • • . TO PARISH cr,;ERKs. NY one producing within a Mouth 'a Certificate or th e Marriage of 14) fi N GOLDEN with ELI'4A. zETH LANG KISH, supposed ,t.ta have taken place by. Often the years t7ge and tgu7., to Mr. Robins, No. to, 'Sta.. pre lit n, Holi)orti, wilt reeetvellteward at Fifty Pounds.; Feb.l7, tBoB. • • ItIILITARY INSTITUTION, ':IIAR I.TON, KENT, Near Woolwich- Common. IVIRi, BONNYCASTL, Nia(houlaticaL, Master II of. -the..Rvyal AeadOrny at Woolwich, and: t• n libMM F. Y., continu proper Assistams, i e t4 Young Gentlemen; designed tor the A rrny,' oral 'for the rrlce of the lion. .F,ast India Company, in the VariouS. 1541 ,nclies of a Milttaty Etlucat tuft. . Plan ot Stud.es consists of all such parts of 'Ma_ rientaties and Natural . rhitaisnphy :is ..re ;.;ontice.ted With a 1• 1 1 , 1i14 II profession : Also G4-ogr.y. fortiticatton, Ar. Taclks. Plan Dwypig, survcying,. 1 evcifing, ..... ec uatioit'erin,• with die stand ot leing'Works ort"the , kirountl, and tile 1 1 (16'61,h:4 ktaerice of the French•Lan; fitilg e . • • . . „Fur the T erms , t h e Pl an o f Studies,. and. the Rules and A egulati olis of the I tisrttutiOli, apply to ,/lcsz'a . s. BonnOyOastio and ilummev, C nar tun, Kent, • . •• • , BREWING AND 'MALTING. . 7 . . . yp re .' , ll 4o l ll . ' l l l . o y i N war , at . N . 0 01 ,. 4.1 ;3 , in the I.: t i ' l l' e ß in A sti N u P tt 'ottemen iit the tibe ot flu! l'iterinonicier, and the.appli 7 Fstion of that instAtinent 'relative to Brewing, . and' will fur -11142k tlicm with inannsatipt Insirtititions,- which will ~enable 7 ern to.pnittise the am' of :lireWillg ' Porter, Tale',Alc f , and 4 n r M.ilt Liquors. Ile will also kitntsli them w ith Mann,. alit .Instructions Forma king" Pale mid Brown MAItS,• after 1k ;host approved pra6tli..e; and having been long in bnsi- Zis._ upolinis. , own account, and taking a pl.t . .asiqe tit trying has a Y end Arart nos experiments; . and noting Inca Jesup, it c .., given him a d;gree orpfaCtical. and experimental kow— . ig,ein tile diftiacnt line;• of his - profession, which' very few posses s,, cis can b e . p rove d irgin tliernany letters and voucher; of t he most eminent Brewers,. l'ON'tt MG reat Britain and Ire- D V, highly approving , :f•ins'.'dilleretit ny , tics - of .1110icr, ee ! many of these Gentlemen ha . 'never Ivid the Pleas ur e at to ;I,l* His maituscripts..pOt tt. frethe power of Gentlemen , . ~0 r,,w an exceeding fine.ll.iyoured V,erter from Kilt and flesalonc, combined with the simple .element of water, r W ithout , the.iito.ot any ytheringredient whatever. Any id ' to. .s i stlt (post paid, to 1).-Morton, will he,....fbily . at tended who have returns his respectful- thankii. ; to those Gehtlemen nn nave ,)• : • . E l i g "i Proved so highly ,of thb utility of his manu- I s and professional abilities.•• . .. ......... - • . To-BE SOIJD BY. AUCTION, • By Mr... RIGHT, At the Swan Inn, Fvre - r fti.) v near East Grinstead , Sussex, cn 441) ( 14 y, the _it!, 4.- : -' ' '8 8 -'t Three o'clock in the 'Atterpio ,-- p4' Aprit, 1. 0 , 4 O . X O4 E K s aU NDRED and INETY-SlXg standing , with thei r , and i3ark •Sittiaiea on Cansiran i r t r t iri , ' wi thin three miles Cfl s 4ast Qritjaiead, and thirty-two London. The Tin bar . , '_thy . Farm ; And v .-- 1 4 r May be viewed by apPlyinr,4n ~. . _ shit. t te , i articular s . maybo'had'at thb; Dorset: Arms, 1!.13t t., , t,. al ; the Star, Lit ; the King ' s bead ,_ cuckhe;d; ti, naidenheati In, Ucklield ; Xt te e nf Sale; and or tiiess4'. the... Tutibridi* ;at the Kent; Pbaite and Kent, Land. ........._! c ' ent a ''Craig'zi-coort, 'W tritehtill, • Lontion. ' c ' ' - . . • - 'OAK TIMBER, ROCHFOR4), ESSEX. TO BE SOLp.BY 4UCTIP.-N r • • . 11 )r 0 - IALK pAti-MEGGY, • It T hursday, Mardi 24, 18.-.13; near'Rochford,, Eleven o'Coik. • if OVA U NDRI: D and ES, with Lcip, - TOpi and Bark ; to ba rakqn fill:weup at the experlee.. of the l!nrcthaigvr.. ai)ove" % Other is to be sold in luee: Lots., mw•stunding in " a dg Ake trastwofict, near - a short itanCe frOrn Wtter Gariiage:- Ti t" Initri‘Cd: I .11q, in Shoebury d3O, in Great Starlit:Ridge; - ditto ! ticin tittle Siarnbridge, ditto. • • • Total .4 • •• its 4 Buyer to take a n y o f t he toregoing .I.mts, with all taults; at ''; per - load of Tintbtr, of 0 telt io b e . in.%urcd within one month af ter t h e y are &tied. rt.callars tpay be' ha 4 p j•Ane 4netiuneers, CheArnsford ; i t ! the „Cr own and . , Aldgate, Loniton , i :Ina also Z:tite neighbourhood' or ItocidOrn 4 and tile Tiiiftizr .." 'be st-en by -applying •to Thomas ttliggin,s,.(4 Struutl - - • men, near Rockford, SkiPpi ng. • • . • Ti - • i • SitAteSt Part o f the a bove. mb.r ,is It fu r' I v ~ ' SATURDAVA MARCH 5, 1808. ,STATE .LOTTERY • BEQINS'I)RAWINC.; Bth of MARCH. THE TICKETS are Sold and Divided into Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths; by HA. Z A RD, BU RN E , and CO. Stock-Brokers, at their STATE LOTTERY OF I ICE, No. 93, Royal Exchange, and no where. else in London on, their account. • .The Scheme, without any,fixed Capitals, contains 3 - Prizes of - ,c2o,C*o 3 - ditto - . to,ooo _4 - - ditto . s i poo ditto - •- I,opo • .30 ' ditto . - soo • Ste. Itcc. dcc. - • Not Three Planks. to 4 I rite, anitnearly Double the Num ber of Capitals contained in any Lottery for many years past, though sonic of those Lotteries consisted of 60,000 Tickets. Letters (post paid) dnly answered ; and Country Orders, accompanied with remittance, attended to ou the same terms as if present-. • , AIKIN's ANNUAL. REVIEW, tSO7. This Month will be published, In Royal ()Clay°, the Sixth Volutth, price One Guinea in , - • . antra hoards. of • THE ANNUAL REVIEW and HISTORY of LIT.E RAT URIt, for the Year 1827. • 4. AIKIN, Editor. - Printed for ,Lclogittan, Mist, Rees, and Orme,- Paternos• - ter-MW. : Of whom may be had, the ist, al, 3d, 4th; and sth Vii. Imes, either together or' sepante. Price one Guinea each, in extra boards. • . *,.* This Review comprises in tole Volume Accounts of all tho Works published during the year-(including a variety of valuable Publications wl;ich 'never rind a place in any other Review), arranged' into ChiPters, aoteality to their respeilive SubjeCts, and preceded by an Historical Intro. duelion. 1t is particularly adapted for the Library and for Exportation. IT WILL PAY YOU WELL FOR REAPING. - . Q HARES of TICKETS SIXTEEN SHILLINGS' LI a : .Ticket CHEA P E k at 1. w ARNE R's, No. 16. Coro hill, titan at. the other Offices.. The Statement ,of Prices, its.unticr, will clearly' prove the great Sav,hig to ilia Public : • WAKVER'S Prices, Other ()tikes' Prices, A fibrcling a goad Profit. which they avoid Publishing. Halt - - - Xto ti.. o Half - - - ,c, 10 15 o' Quarter - - . 5 .6 o Quarter - -.; ' - 5 9 o :Eighth - . - 2 13 6 Eighth - - - 2 15 6 I Sixteenth t 7 o Sixteenth - - . 1 i o N.FCIrUESDAY, the Bth March ; the Wheels of the GRAN 1) :STATE OTTER Y .- go round, ahunilantly stored will, Capitals; three`Onies the number. of tunnel . Lotteries, wiz... ,3 - of - - 410 . ,000 20 , of. . - ,C 400 0 . 3 ".. of - - to,o0O• 30 - of - - . . 500 4-of .- - 5,000 45. -of- .• trio &c. &c Parsons in the Country, sending Letters (post-paid), en. cl„sing, hank - Notes. Post-Office Orders, or short-dated Bills, will find anadditional advantage at 1, %Varner's, as the Country ,Olfices frequenoy . put on an extra . Profit ulion "he enormous price oe the other London Offices. • LetterS enclosing Bank Notes, Bills, or Post-Office Or. must' be'pat.l Double Postage . ; and Letters enclosing . Cash roust paid.TreOle.P.ost44e- tHE • ,NAVY. , • This . Day was, published, In a closely printed Volume, embellished with Views of • Iv - eat Vidories, , and a Chart., pike 75. 6d. bouhd and' let. tend- (a few Copies taken on 'fin.: Paper,. iirice ios. 6d. elegantly boniirl), • NEPTUNE ; or, a fliAtory the' ItLe,- Progress, and Triiitnplis,-of.the BRITISH' NAVY, from the Time of A.L FR P. I) to tit:: G L 6) RIO US VJC V() R Y ofT RA F A t:G A R„intersperefed ivith Anecdotes And Notices of the succeisive Improvements in Navigation, Ship.building,.and . Naval "fadics - .. By WILLIAM BURNE.Y, • .Master of the Naval Academy at Gosport, lee. The National I ihporta.iec of such a complete and compen,- dious Work as the aouve.intintil:eil, will, at the present Inoment,•be geaetally felt. Printed tor R, 6, Bridge-street, Black friars ; and sold by all the BoOksellz,rs at Portsmouth, Plyinouth, Chat ham, Cork, Liverpool, Hull, Greenock, Falnputli, and other Sea Ports. - • • • of whom may be had, by the same Abettor, The Naval lidriki Of Great liritain ; or Lives,of distin gUislud Admirals and Commanders, trom,Sir Francis, prake to Lord Nelson,. with 2.4 Portraitsatil 6 Charts, price 7s. 6d. bound and lettered, or M. 6d. on Line paper, elegantly bound: 'PICTUALLING.U.I4 . I.7C, • • kiarc•ls .t, 18-;84 . HE'COMM/SSION' ER Silo 'V/C:11,T., 41,LiArG II IS .111AYESTI".t.. .N. 4 V Y do • hereb. r • give A'at 4 e 4 .. Thai rmlndireldqy, ibe 23d •tbit.vit, wa.ty. to r r . reive Tenders,• . in writing stalest. 11, /or thr piuniwird description of, AS U 33 HOOP'S, .nt,t • Long Pipe Kilderkin. - • • • ‘ .• .• ~ Short Ditto , Lung tier . . Sampies of whiat are Butt Alicikiliilg Ditto to he produ4`A with the Hogshead . , Short Ditto ' Terideiis. Barrel . . . The Quantities that' vto be ak.;-ed- , ;ep.,Yr,' ter be de/?tend ',a., fp, Stover ihlee ly 1)0'61)01 it ; • and to be p.adj::, , ,b, a/4e, ,Interest; Aiery..l.49lafier The Candiqvit of the Colira:7 may le teem atike Serretaq's Office. , . . . N'i rtgarl..ll4/1 be ba.l w any Ten.ler in u . rbie.f. , tbe-Prlre' st„:1 not be inssrted in words at lengib,: 0 16.4 i rbail ma :A i . f idh, c ,„y 1 ,, .the_ B9asd.befare..:Line o'ctscx ~,'the sai.l.ll ) ;•rine,otty, Idle 2jd but, gcrunkri the Peril , ' Tviso•r.f.fers rbe 1 , ,,,.1.. ,, ,, or worn .I'e,4).s . on Ns bebglf, attends, to answer, skirls edi t . d /or, • NEXT TUESDAY,. StATE . L 0 CTERY begiiis Dtawing, And 4:ontitins,the follvwing unusually Kick List of CAPITAL PkIZES: • - Prizes of - Zzo,oon - arc - 460, 9 00 3 - - :0,003 - - 3 0 , 003 ' 4 - - - 51 000 20 . 1,000 - - 20.000 3c.• . . Sop - • • 1 5,000 S"lvr and Co. NO. 11, Poultry„'and No. I'9, Charing-cross, recommend to their F and.tit Pub lic the above Si:lß:mei as possessing superior Adiantages to any Lottery for many years past, Nor Three 1110 ks to a Prize, an exthal•dirlary number of Capitals, and nonoof the Priies.fixed for psrtieular Days. . . • , StV I 1. 7 3* and CO. have, hiwn remarkably fortunate iri.thi Sale of Capitals. They scald the Ticket No.'s i,070; The only Prize of za,oool. sold in the last Lottery, besides several inferior Capital',.; •-• „- • TUESDAY XT. ' f • ICH.II.II.DSON GOODLUCK, and Co. Sto6c. I.‘ hrokurs, Corner of Hank-buildings, Cornitill, and lacing the Gate of the King's Mewi, Charing cross, London, te,ipe:lftilly acquaint their Friends and the Public, that the sTAT LOTT ERN coAtimencps Drawing tad 'EU ESDA 1t" N the Sthof.Mirch. The Scheme ' with zsopqo Tieltets, contains nearly double tn the itubr of Capita. Prize.; that tanner ones of Fifty or Sixty Thousand have ,had. Nor Three Blanks to a Prize— every P;izc to be drawn train the Wheel--not one Fixed SIXTY . CAPITAL PRIZES 1 3 Prizes of - 420,000 - are - - £61,000 . 3 4 - r - - - .5 ,000 . 20 . . . 1,000 500 • • ' • " " - 15.000 6,205 other Prizes 25,c00 Tiacts. ,C 250,000 • The Ir E:T'S and S 1-1 RE$ for the above. Lottery con. tiii%ie on Sale; also for the CITY LOTT E RY.for FREE. HOLD HOUSES, by • • • ktCtIARDSON, COODLUCK, and Co. THIRTY-EIGHT cApltm. PRIZES , . . . •• In the last Year, including TWO PRIZES OF THIRTY. THOUSAND 'POUNDS, ••• . Were all Shared and Sold by .'.71 1 ' DISH, at his Old established 'Offices, No. 4, A . Cornhill, and No. 9, Chatting-cross, London, where Tickets and Shares are selling for the sTAT E t.o . rrEß V. the Seherne of which contains mitre thandouble the Number .4:lf Prises than , were. in the last Principal and Supplementary Lotteries added together, viz. . ' 3 - of - £2o ,000. 20 - of - ,C, t ,000 3 - -.- toots° 30 - . .. 5 0 * 4 - - -. . 5, 000 45 r• - . . 100 &c: te.c. &c. Tickets and Shares are also selling .for the CITY LOT. TE RY, the Prizes of which consist of substantial Freehold liouses discharged of Llllld-TAX. The gqiitlilte"COOtainS 1 7 of - ,C«s,poc, 7 -, of - ',C4, 0 00 1 - - . 7,000 b 4 - 4- 3,090 _ 4. . . - 6,0e0 , 1 ... . , '2,0 00 • Persons in. the Country may be supplied, the same as if present, by sending their otdcrs, post or carriage paid ; to either 4, Curnhill, or Nu. 9, Charing-Cress, where Schemes . . may be had gratis, and all Prizes in either Lottery will 'be paid on demand by T. 13ISII. • • Speedily will be With many P 1 Litq, etioavedby , the first Artists, LEc-ruRES on—NATURAL HISTORY • t • as delivered at the_ Leveiran IVlLtz.eunt, and at tho ItoYal • iiistitutioati Albemarle-street. . By .GEORGE tr;rt,s„ 'Curator of Natural liiitory at the British Museum. ''' • Also, by the.sarne,.Autltor, General Zoology, Volume the Seventh, being 'the tst on the i.ilbjea of Birds. • Printed for Kearsley, Fleet-street ;of whom may be had, . • . brt)r.• Siunv, a. The Flistory of qtiadrupetis,Nvith 2301'lates, by the first Artists, in Four Parts, price Five Guineas, or on large pape4 71- tzs. in boards. . . . _ . . . . . '2. The History of Amphibious Atli:n:lls, with 142 Elates, in Two Parts,' prime 12S; 61, or nn war paper 31. 16s. in boards. '3. The History of Fishes. with 194 Platea;,in Four Parrs; Pike SI. ;s. UrOrt large paper , 71. 125. in boards: 4. The liiitory of 1,110dt:4-with 141 Plates, in Two Parts, prico2l. 12$. fitt. or on large paper, 31.165. in hoards. This - Day was published, Handsomely 'timed in Two Volumes .Ito. on a fine • Paper, with upwards of seventy Plates, of which sixty-one ate from.Paintings.after Nature,,by s.yrtenli tin .Edwards, price 31. IoS. 9r beautifully coloured 61.65. in boards COMPLETE DICTION AHY of • VRACTI- C A GARDENING the whole Intenaed tol ftZird • a toll and coniplete View of Nioterti PracticaldlorticulturC. By ALEX. , • Nurseqmin and Gardener. Printed for C; Kearsley, leet•strect.. N. 11. Tarr Purchasers of this - Work in parts are requested to complete t! elf Sets without delay. • . On examining this; Publication, we. perceive a Sufficient degree of Accuracy in the Botanic:o Department, divested, as much as possible, of that fermidable array of scientific Ter. . minology which is - apt to repel so many Readers in consult.. ink; works of this nature. ' '.` Of the Plates accorrlpatlying. this Dielionall , we can hardly speak too highly. They are executed in a style of neatness and elegance far surpasiing any .we have yet ob. served in similar Publications. - They are from Drawings by .that roust ingonious -Artist,. Mr. S•rdenliarn . Edwards, whose talents are so conspicuottsly diaplayed in the Botanical. Ma. gl4ine, and are crinr.iyed . hy Sansom. whose merit is equally conspicuous in that justly admire( ) Publication. i t is, per haiis, an obje6lion, mat Plauts u 4 very different genera occa. sionaily appear togetl o on the same Plate ; but in a Work Otitis nature it would have been hardly prailicable to !in- . ' nagciAtierwiic, consistently With the price of the volume."- British Critic, May, 1807. TO SURGEONS, APOTHECARIES,. MIDWIVES, MEDICAL"STUDENTS, • Tins Ray was led, In Five large Nrols„ Svo..elosely printed, with'matty Plates,. price 11. iss. in hoards, a new Edition of T HE E1)INBIJIK;11 PRACTICE of PI-IYSIC, SURGERY, arnI,44IDWIFERIC. . . • ".fbis Work contains, • t . An'lntrodueory 1-14tory °teach Branch of the Medical Profession •-"' 2. The Theory of Medicine, Physiology, Pathology, and TherapeutiLs t tro u t Dr. Cullen, and other Edinburgh Pro. lessors. • • 3. Callen's Nosology complete, in English: • 4. The Ilistory, Dtstin :lion, CauSeS,, and Cure of. every human Disease, •agrceahly to the approycd Clan itication and Doctrines tie the ceiam atm! Cullal. 5. The 13wst Improvements stigpited by Medical Writers, of the.first eminence ;.ammutst wirouyare Drs. Cullen, Mon , ro, Gregory, Fordyce, Percival, ..lieddoes, fothctgiii, Lett , .I,oln, Garnett, fleberden, Denman, aNeley, Rush, Trotter, Saanders, Currie, Suns, Ihiy rtil, Dorilston, IVthtan, Sim mons, [critter, Claric,‘; Bradley, St.Q. &e. Messrs... Iltinter, Reli,'llytre, Home, .E.arle, Abernethy, Latta, Hayman, Ken • drick, Kentish, Itinnwy, Wilson, and other* • 6. eases illustrative or the Treatment reioint - nended 'in every Disease cif difficult Alanagem :lit. • . • •. • • 7. Upwards of six hundred autlieutie Formulte the • !looks of the.Puhlic Hospitals ant; .I)ispcnsv;e?; • the Lee taNs a4tl Writings of 'Medical, Clirrurgicali and Mid kOifery . Teachers .; and the private Contributturis of distinguished • P r4 •!tiliOtWr3 E•liiiburgli and LAtion. • • , •' -S. CA number of elvgant Copperpiqettgravingi of Chirnr. gi4.::d anti widwilery Subjects. • Lon.ion:-Printed - • for ti,,ii:eafOey,,Eleef.tittttet t.Fell and li t*Egute t EdinbnrAll ; nit! brastLaud iii; • MONEY. AESSRS. LUCAS ;nit Co. lieg Leave to inform ' - thbse that may be tresirous of borrowing Tempo. :racy or Perttiment SU NIS a MU N EY ' that they van at all , tinges, and without delay,. advance any Stun frimi Hun. ch:cillo Ten Thousand Pounds, and opw3rds, an pe l so ll4 l o r any'othe.r Security, arising frinii Alarriage Settlenviits, Nlo• coney in the Funds, Cteroniens' Livings,. or l'rceliold, Copy.' hold, and. Leasehold Lstaias, on fair awl equitable :awl will cmultiet every Negotiation at less expence than wh.at is usually incurred in / pecuniary transudions. Personal Applications Messrs. Lucas and ~ !Co, daily le.; aelye . at No. sot, ,lertnyn.street, St. lanies's•square, and Letter!, post-paid, will be inunediately answered. 8, , .years purchase will be siVetaur well secured • . . ,- .!Atututttes. • • AItMY AND NAVY EQuipAGE.. rt'FIE.PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Ftirni- Jl tore, Mattresses, and Bedding complete, are very respect tally rectuatmendedtoGentlemen, as being the most portable and superior to any others made in London ; Marquees, 'Tents, Tables and Chairs, on improved principles ;. Sea .Cots, Sofa Beds, and Chairs, for on. Board Ship • Mttsquitta Net Furniture; and Patent Brasa-screw Beitstea4s, for East and-West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at tvlttli.(i AN and SAINIDERS's Patent Bedstead Manufactory and Ware-Itooms, • •Nos.- t 6 and 17, Catherine -Street, •Strand. loorkni and. Sander:Vs New-invented Imperial Dining ail Owed to hi: the Most eoFjplete and Llegant set of - 1 , „;;.P .r.•. ever yet invented, are Very portable, packing in a Box ts!t, Inche_s depp. r. it, The: Ffisitionable Sofa.lied artti ehair.jild tiou.s4.l. " • . 7 • - •.. • I" his Day was publlshe.L • A new Edition, with material Additions - 2tid AltOratiOnSl with ,Plates. iii Two Vols. Bvo. price One G uinra, 130,g(4, SYSTEM of. THEORETICAL and PRAC ._• TICAL •lly FitgI)ERICK ACCUNI‘ Teacher orPraelical'Cheinistry, Pharmacy, and Mineralogy, and late Chemical Operator in the Royal Institution of Great Britain " We think this Work, as •an eleinentarytreatise, highly valuable. it is :clear, explicit, and comprehensive. ; The diflenent properties of babes are 'detailed, with perspicuity, and supported by,easy apposite experiments. The particular descriptions are preceded by a clear account et 'chemical ac. tion, anti the tads:that demonstrate the attradion and repul sion of bodies."—Critie.il Review, vol. xxxix:. p. 330. - " Tins Work is dr,,avn up fur the use of such as'are unac. quainted with chunical science, anti will doubtless prove ac ceptable to the twincrous cultivators of.the science of clic. misyy." 7 -Nicholson's lournd. Printed for U. Kerley, Fleet-street. • By whom will speedily De publislied,,tay the same Author, ficcv Edition of A Practical Lssay on the Analysis of Mi .. . uerals. • . CpRtE , E ~.:,:;~ 'ICTUALLING.OFFICE, . . Peg. 14, tSe, THE CaMMISSIONEMSfor VICTUALLEVG Ili; Mai, , fty's Navy 4 :4 hereby Live N;tiee,l'bste Tuesday, the 42d of Ma'reb, thry.wit't hr. F., aa:y to receive Tea,*, 4. in %uniting (sealed up), anddreatfcr the surly of %dm Fli:Eill • BEEF may bt required for the star of Year/s, at :yerso , and irtynttouri? (on .separate Contra.as)uirrinsA . the space of Inuelve - Alonthi Certain, .vu/ farther until Six ition;111 warning :ball be given ; to be paid for by Bilis, payable, with • Interest, ninety days after . date. • - - • 7'he Conditions of the Contrails may 6e - reen at the Secretary's Office," tr by applying to the Postmaster .at Versa, and the Co!. , !Mar of the Customs at il'avicutk. No regard be had to any Tender in osibieh the Pi ice s h a l not he Inserted in words at length, or that shall tot be delivered to. the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tuesa4 the 14,4 March next, nor unless the Arson who Makes, ite 'Tender; Or some person on bit bcb tit, attend:, to answer, nt!hen...exlled TW • ~. OPFI:eE'OF oRbNANct, ?dare/; 3, THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS Of IllS yESTY's ORD Ak/INC,F: do hitrl;y -- gi:v. , N di ce , 77 ) , i Proposals will be received at their Offi. - e, in -Mail, on or be. fore Monday . the . 21st instant,' fi Femora as nily he io undertake the Supply of FOR AG E for the U, d. nancellorees stationed. in the following Distriels, viz. North Britain, • Northern, • Yorkshire, Eastern, exclusive of iVarley, southern, exclusive of Chatham,- -South West, including POrtstitouth, Isle of Wight, and Christchurch, Western, ‘Vocilwieh, with its Dependencies,' Wiricy anti Chatham, fora Per 'ad of Six lifin th e Irow tst,fp,ll next., The Fir age to ,hr'fai ni,b. d i,r -Ratio!, ris ennsla, .heregfier tniyfront time to dna . be reviii-rd, eider 41 - • • loL'). of Oats, /lit . of °att. • 121 b; of Hay, ( t. ot 114. or of I • " • and isles of Straw, 81b..nt S'r,,}:'.' and must .he delivered at the retllft!Pe 5t4111 ,, a.' the the Contratlar, 'who Is also :n farts; :itch i ;,• „' 81b,.tter Ration, as ?nay be bill , i . cti . .witbot the !;.;siii.:4l he c.pttr.zas. The Proposals, 'no delive4 teparafriit or . I,)iw St at i, a , aNd it is v4.clef that ,thr con( raagr sb.il ircelv. ate stable dim; that, ,diesing the Pr , l4.ej .Litt rontrae7, 'nay arrow', date, ina.kh , g an ailomiace for the sante. Further Particulars may 'be known uppn .41,111.-ati , m. to the Officers cosismanding the Ji r.rrh Dirt, lel, and also at the Secretary's . Office, in Pali. Alan, a/-tesaid, any day hint...ese the Howl. 4 . 1 Ten and f unr o'Clen-k, when the Prnpinals are e-„ Lie delivered, sealed 4, and sed," Proposals for the Supply of Forage;" but Proposal can bo admitted after. iln 'laid atilt b i ssalls,..4l Tuelve o'Clock, at Noon of the,sante s neither will " any Tender he noticed, ualesi . th, snaking' it, or an Agent in. bit behalf, shall attend. By Order of the 'Heard, R. H. CR.Eir, Set% ar: .• - BAST INDIA HOUSE, ' • 111arek 4 ; 1 8 0 g. , . VWHEREAS, in Pnrsuance oftke. StXth 'SeEtion v v • of the.rtmotb Cbatetr of the! tiv Laws o/ the •Uoited Compel" of Mtrtbant: of EPtgand trading to the East ~,tditt, it I: -ordalotd, - . " That a List shalrhe published, fourteen days betbre'the Annual - Eleaion'of Direttors, contaihing the hi.lities of such Proprietors, qualified agtetably to la'w, as shall signify, iii wrltink, to 'the • Seciqary,, their desire of becani,44 Candi dates for the Direittion' sixteen days before such Annti.ll tion ;" - •• • • • The Court o/' .19;?:070i4 of the said 'Company clo hereby glise Notice,. in order that the Proprietors ow c....vorm to the eard by .Law, that the evsulug „Eleaios.pj ,Siv DisTetses oftbe said Canr. paey, far Four Years, is apPcinted for thi 131.6 If.ril vext,apid that such. List will be published Aierlein Days rd ors. the raid EleaioN, as the above.setentioved Ay I,a zu S..e • • BIWADSTAIRS, ISLE of `FHA NET, KENT. A', FREE:IO LI) ESTATE, TO BE DISPOSED OF, BY PRIVATE COrsil'itAcT, NUCHELL'S well known Ex;enlive PREMISES and LIBRARY. The,corriniartiling and varied VieWs of the Sea, the Dowes,.and opposite Coast of Fe:Nice, are ple a sing and agreea'lle beyond I )eastiption. --Tne Estaidisha we n t is now, add will be: attended with solid advalita, , ,e to any Proprietor, ivtcreasing in propOrtiein to the knoWlc,lge diffused of this salubrious . and delightful Mitering Pi always fully attended with Spied anti Elegant . Vistiors dirring the Bathing Season. • ' The Apartments over the Library are elegantly furnished, and front the Sea; the Lodging part of the Premises atiiiiits of twelve Beds, with every other Convenience attatill, so as to render the whole A most desirable and fit Residence for any Nohleinan's or Gentleinanwl'Fa t mly. any , Furniture and Sink of the Ltbraryto be taken at V01%1043[1. 'flu: whole of 'the Ptireliase,Money will not be tegniredi ar,tl :4 Mortgage, or other ..go(xl•Secnritt(as may be agreed -upon), will' be exPeeteci for the Remainder. Application to be made, or Letters post-paid, ‘iitrieti to said 14'w:hell's Library, firoaklstairs ; or to 'Mr. Wine and Brandy Merchant, Drury-lane, London, v.. 411 be attended to, and the proper Explanations given. FOR VENEREAL , -AND SCORBUTIC cONI. P•LAINTS. -TILL FREEMAN's GIY - 11'1 SALUTARIS is by „kJ tar the most safe and'eMetual Iteinc,ly ever yet vered for the cure of that dangerous Dk.ease.• Per;oils 9uh,p.. Venereal CoatV . l.:tints, bra!! Its stmt's Limier its various appeaNuct:..s, tiittl-N•seeure and pi es.:l - 6y.talting tileW . lllo,t 110411110110 , 4111 1) S ; their excellency during thirty- yettts prattive to the in•it•t ;•:t. A pulous part of London, viz. 1-I,atton.-pr,fen, ed Gutta Sclutaris. • The Secrecy with Which mo s t persons so aftliAect-li,id it needful to conceal their sttinrinlb, ! n ay he sillely eitudto, et! while using these Drops ; *Wet! they rqucki !m -necessary, iS well as_al I unctuous or mcNr,ri.ii heila, TA ti, )l ,. Of any stirstcal4kperation Wh i t ver.• By alinutittinentcif Dr freinto tltoy are. sold b) p ut . ler, .4, tif•Vateirbater, cc: and xfcird.itreet Bull lour ; Acoth. Anti Oaxter, 0 . 14) iirg ; Stahl . lan.cltestis ; I,t vappol, Staim,,arnt4, ) - e t ; •., MinOtqter,.; ; :,atid etlieine e4cters in esTry.atow,,,, • .itOniitif at 2E. 93. C4‘11.: • • • '4'. •THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THISPRESENT EVENING, March 1809, Will be performed THE INCONSTANT.' Old Mirabel, Mr. DOWTON; • Young Mirabel, Mr. ELLIsToN; Captain Duretete, Mr. BANNISTER ; •' Dugan!, Mr. HOLLAND; Petit, Mr. D L C,AMP ; Oriana, Miss 130 YC E ; Bisarre, Mrs. JORDAN ; " - Lamorce, Mrs. scow, • -Oa Which (second time) a . New Musical Fatce, in Two - • Atts,.called . IN AND OUT. OF TUNE. The Charadters by . DOW The Mr. WEWITZER, M r .DECAMP, Mr. lOHNSTONE, Master WEST. Mis cDUNCAN, Miss LYON, .Mrs. LAND. . 0 0 Monday, the Tragedy of Pizarro; with , the new Mu farce of In and Out' of Tune. • • • THEATRE ROY CcivEivr-cAiting. ON INIONI)AN NEXT, MarCh.7,. 1 ti()E . , be performed • • • JANE SHC,RE:".. Dukeof raoster, Mr. MURRAY ; Lord Hastings, 'Mr. C; KENI L,E- ; Dumont, P.OP Alicia, hits SWIM lane Shore, Miss 'NORTON; (being her first dppearance in that CharatEter). WITH ' HARLEQUIN - IN HIS F',LEI.VIENT) Ur, VI R E, W.ATER . , .EA R•rui,.and AIR. 14 " 4 'o Scenery, Maclunery, Drcases, and Decorations, Qhe are all•entirely neW. Pantomime produced nide; the'dircaion of Mr. Farley. harlequin, jun. t. Sir Feeble Sordid (Guardian to Columbine), Mr. 11Q.- • LOG NA; Clown ( Va let to Sir Feeble), Mr. GRI MALDI ; Savo).;ril Girls, by Misses H. S.,aud E. ADAMS ; 0 And ,ite Part of Columbine, by Miss AD4MS. . 1. 6 _ 11 : 1 :‘;e4.1) , , the new Comedy of lie Gone Dull Care; or, 4 4 4 1 " i It End? with tile tte,W Seote . h. Dance of 'file 'and I li • ' • • I. t-• iluroday,. the Comedy of The Man of the..World 7 Sir Ptit an,eitt ~ I . .i tc_sycophant by .Mr, t:obki,•,.beirig . lus first a ppear.